Austere Recordings are back with their 10th release, having always favoured quality over quantity. LAAK feature once again on a 200 limited hand stamped ep, serving up their usual high calibre tracks. More

Austere Recordings and LAAK are back with a limited 200 copy, hand stamped release. Expect the usual deepness! More

Austere Recordings and LAAK are back after a long hiatus with a limited 200 copy, hand stamped release. Picking up pretty much were they left off, at deep end territory. More

LAAK return on Austere with four cuts, only available on vinyl as usual. LAAK are on point with the opening track Unbalanced, an intensely gritty track. There is also a remix of an archive LAAK track by DJ Spider who completely dismantles the original to create a dark menacing remix. The B side kicks off with Mental & Emotional which continues the theme along with the more laid back track, the Rituals. Overall an ep that will not disappoint fans of the label.
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The third EP from LAAK on Austere is very much in the same vein as the labels’ ethos – raw, profound underground house music! The opening track “The Fourth Space” kicks things off with a Larry Heard-esque bassline, along with delicate synth lines, industrial sounding chords with trademark warm pads. The second track “Digital Age” has funk written all over it. With a militant voiceover, shuffling beats and spacey keys this is sure to get you moving. Opening the second side is “Lose Control” a developed song with constrained vocals and lots of substance. The final track on the EP “Hurt Me So” is strictly for the deep heads! Floating pads, and low sub bassline are the order of the day here! With the past releases on Austere getting props from players such as Jus Ed, Keith Worthy, Steven Tang, Anton Zap, Malcolm Moore (Altered Moods), Deep Space Orchestra, Homepark, PJOTR (Ethereal Sound) , Area/M50 (Wave) and DJ Spider, this EP will not disappoint the heads so don’t sleep on this!

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Austere make a welcome with a various artists four tracker. Featuring four varied cuts ranging from techno tinged house to bass heavy beatdown! Life Recorder kicks things off in his own unique style which never disappoints. Next up is Arnheim, a newcomer with a very mature sounding jazzy house number. Gradul Lashton takes things back into house territory with an infectious 303 laden groove. Finally, Fat Dog comes and drops the tempo and the bottom end with a sublime track to finish.
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LAAK return on Austere with four cuts, only available on vinyl as usual. LAAK are on point with the opening track Unbalanced, an intensely gritty track. There is also a remix of an archive LAAK track by DJ Spider who completely dismantles the original to create a dark menacing remix. The B side kicks off with Mental & Emotional which continues the theme along with the more laid back track, the Rituals. Overall an ep that will not disappoint fans of the label.
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Limited to 300 copies. Available only on vinyl For the fourth ep on Austere, Ireland’s Slowburn are welcomed into the fold. Having impressed us with releases on Uzuri and Elektrosouls this ep will not disappoint fans of the label To kick things off we have the “The Hustle” which sounds like something that Prescription forgot to release back in the day! Next up is “Broken Document” which delivers lovely warm analogue chords and pads interlaced with an 808 groove. The b-side starts off with “Do It” using various samples to great effect to culminate in a unique deep house sound. Finishing things off in much the same territory is “From Another Angle” which again brings the warm chords and pads, but also brings to the table some really delicate synth lines to create a surreal effect

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The third EP from LAAK on Austere is very much in the same vein as the labels’ ethos – raw, profound underground house music! The opening track “The Fourth Space” kicks things off with a Larry Heard-esque bassline, along with delicate synth lines, industrial sounding chords with trademark warm pads. The second track “Digital Age” has funk written all over it. With a militant voiceover, shuffling beats and spacey keys this is sure to get you moving. Opening the second side is “Lose Control” a developed song with constrained vocals and lots of substance. The final track on the EP “Hurt Me So” is strictly for the deep heads! Floating pads, and low sub bassline are the order of the day here! With the past releases on Austere getting props from players such as Jus Ed, Keith Worthy, Steven Tang, Anton Zap, Malcolm Moore (Altered Moods), Deep Space Orchestra, Homepark, PJOTR (Ethereal Sound) , Area/M50 (Wave) and DJ Spider, this EP will not disappoint the heads so don’t sleep on this!

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